Python Developers... Learn DJANGO

In this video I discuss why you should learn DJANGO as a Python developer...

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⭐️ Tags ⭐️
- Django
- Python Django
- Learn Django

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[BrianTaylor]

2 months ago I wouldn't have known what you were saying. This comment is for anyone who is new and seems lost and overwhelmed. Just keep learning every day, even if it's learning about a single tag and how it's used in HTML, or a single python statement. Always look for code examples or projects that you are interested in and try to pick out lines that you understand and look up ones you don't. Ladders have many small steps. ❤

[bennygreatpeople]

For me, learning the django framework was what took me from "learning programming" to "being an engineer" - Learning how Web applications work, from html -> api -> database ---- It gave me a mental model of how software is used in the contemporary world. The modern internet is mostly just people writing to DBs through APIs. If you want to share information in 2023, you should probably be writing webapps, and shit, since we're all here learning python.... django is an obvious choice. Django is let's say, quirky, and has a bit of a learning curve, but it works and it works for almost everything- I recommend reading the queryset docs closely. Be sure to set up your DB foreign keys correctly per the docs. It's sort of a bitch but you can make the most gnarly joins in one-line of python.

[nocopyrightgameplaystockvi]

Django is complicated, but once you do one thing you don't have to do it again. So that helps

[VTV-M]

I’ve been studying comp science for basically 2 years. For those who are just starting who understand a basic grasp of Python or a programming language. I highly recommend you follow tutorials on projects & take notes in the code. I promise you’ll thank yourself. You can make more projects & use your old tutorials as references.

[christianism]

I'll stay humble. With that said, I have learned these fundamentals and once you do making a django web app with javascript/apis handling the frontend is the icing on the cake.

[bazwaa]

It’s complicated, but you can fully understand it easily by practice in few months of commercial work.

[TytheSportsCardGuy]

Django is the backend framework I'm trying to master. Their documentation is really well written.

[akinyemisodiq]

I've learnt Django and I really feel I'm very good at it, but after I was laid in my last job . I started to feel backend development Alone is no more enough... I really need help in what are the things to add to my perks and perhaps best project to show off on my resume

[oscarcastro]

I've been having trouble with using Django. Every time I've hit a checkpoint and I've set something up correctly. I have to at some point in the future go back to it and change it because the pre-built settings are in the way

[cesarorz]

For me Django is easy. I am struggling getting a job. I also know react and databases and DSAs, however being prepared for that specific interview is a challenge.

[oladejiolaoluwa]

Im a Django developer but it's hard to get a job

[brunosm]

In my case I could not find a job as a backend python developer, the few job offers were with a very, very low salary or they asked you to master the three frameworks Django, Flask and FastApi, I had to go to a job offer in Java with Spring

[wwloyd]

no ssr for web on django is heart breaking

[zainrajab]

If I wanna be the web developer, is it enough to learn python and django or I should learn js, css, html and all these things?

[b.c.]

I want to learn Django... about to start

[hvsniddin]

Is there a tutorial video in your channel?

[thedarkwithinc]

I'm not a fan of Django; it has many coupled tools, and u have to learn the whole ecosystem and use the same pattern of architecture, It won't let u make ur own choices. It's great for monoliths but problematic for microservices

[mussamohammed]

Pls give tips for me to becoem a python developer

[das_daily_]

I already learned it and how much can I make a month what's the average salary?

[cavila]

What about FastAPI? is it worth learning it before Django?